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Ppapa at 05:41, 28 February 2017

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	pkgchk -l ''package_name'' \| egrep “Pathname\|Type”		pkgchk -l ''package_name'' \| egrep “Pathname\|Type”

			== Determining which package installed a particular file ==

			pkgchk -l -p /path/to/file

2011-11-03T00:26:34Z

Determining which files are installed by a package

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	== Determining which files are installed by a package ==		== Determining which files are installed by a package ==


			This has proven useful when you inherit a build from someone else and they have a custom package that you don't know about and need to install somewhere else.

	pkgchk -l ''package_name'' \| egrep “Pathname\|Type”		pkgchk -l ''package_name'' \| egrep “Pathname\|Type”

2011-11-03T00:25:10Z

Determining which files are installed by a package

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	6. Now you can safely delete your ISO image.		6. Now you can safely delete your ISO image.


	== Determining which files are installed by a package ==		== Determining which files are installed by a package ==

	pkgchk -l ''package_name'' \| egrep “Pathname\|Type”		pkgchk -l ''package_name'' \| egrep “Pathname\|Type”

2011-11-03T00:24:59Z

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	6. Now you can safely delete your ISO image.		6. Now you can safely delete your ISO image.

			== Determining which files are installed by a package ==

			pkgchk -l ''package_name'' \| egrep “Pathname\|Type”

2010-11-08T05:04:18Z

Deleting unusual file names via Inode number

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	Ok, so you've accidentally created a file with a special character in it's name, like ~ or ` or something just as stupid. How do you delete it when the shell won't let you escape the character. Delete it via it's Inode number.		Ok, so you've accidentally created a file with a special character in it's name, like ~ or ` or something just as stupid. How do you delete it when the shell won't let you escape the character. Delete it via it's Inode number.

	~~First, find~~ out it's ~~Inode~~ number:		1. Find out it's inode number:

	ls -ali		ls -ali

	~~Then delete~~ it like so:		2. Delete it like so:

	find . -inum INODE_NUMBER -ok rm '{}' \;		find . -inum INODE_NUMBER -ok rm '{}' \;

2010-11-08T05:03:30Z

Set network interfaces with unique MAC addresses

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	== Set network interfaces with unique MAC addresses ==		== Set network interfaces with unique MAC addresses ==

	So you have a Sun Sparc server with multiple network interfaces. You'd expect them to have different MAC addresses right? Wrong! By default they will present the same MAC address. In order to force the machine to use a different MAC address you need to do either of the following.		So you have a Sun Sparc server with multiple network interfaces. You'd expect them to have different MAC addresses right? Wrong! By default they will present the same MAC address. In order to force the machine to use a different MAC address for each interface you need to do either of the following:

	From the OpenBoot PROM ('ok' prompt):		From the OpenBoot PROM ('ok' prompt):
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	eeprom "local-mac-address?=true"		eeprom "local-mac-address?=true"


	== Deleting unusual file names via Inode number ==		== Deleting unusual file names via Inode number ==

2010-11-08T02:15:49Z

Mounting an ISO image

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	== Mounting an ISO image ==		== Mounting an ISO image ==

	1. Upload your ISO image to the box in ~~ques4tion~~.		1. Upload your ISO image to the box in question.

	2. Use the lofiadm command to create a mountable device ~~our~~ of you ISO image		2. Use the lofiadm command to create a mountable device out of you ISO image

	lofiadm -a <DOWNLOADED DIRECTORY>/isoimage.iso /dev/lofi/1		lofiadm -a <DOWNLOADED DIRECTORY>/isoimage.iso /dev/lofi/1

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Mounting an ISO image

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	lofiadm -d /dev/lofi/1		lofiadm -d /dev/lofi/1

			6. Now you can safely delete your ISO image.

2010-11-08T02:12:36Z

Mounting a ISO image

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	== Mounting a ISO image ==		== Mounting an ISO image ==

	1. Upload your ISO image to the box in ques4tion.		1. Upload your ISO image to the box in ques4tion.

2010-11-08T02:12:27Z

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	/usr/sbin/prtconf \| grep -i "Memory Size"		/usr/sbin/prtconf \| grep -i "Memory Size"

	~~Mounting a ISO image~~

	1. Upload your ISO image to the box in ~~question~~.		== Mounting a ISO image ==

			1. Upload your ISO image to the box in ques4tion.

	2. Use the lofiadm command to create a mountable device our of you ISO image		2. Use the lofiadm command to create a mountable device our of you ISO image